http://www.k9careconnection.com Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:06:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Vacation planning is exciting! Figuring out where you want to go and what you want to do can make the planning day go happily by. Taking your pet along adds even more anticipation: what can the two of you do together? Chances are your first priority ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/08/pet-friendly-vacation/ You are planning the yearly family trip, a business trip, or just a weekend getaway. Are you going to the beach? Mountains? Overseas? No matter where you are going or why you are going there, you should consider taking along your favorite canine friend. He sticks it ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/08/taking-your-pet-on-vacation/ Pick a style, any style. There are numerous ways to train your pooch, and the style you select should match your and your dog’s personality. No matter which way you choose to train your dog, there are a few helpful suggestions that you can follow. With a ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/08/dog-training-basics/ If you are housebreaking a puppy, then you have probably heard a million times the importance of keeping a routine. Puppies learn by routine, and any change in schedule may have negative effects on your training efforts. So, what happens when you have to go on a business ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/03/interrupting-housebreaking/ Canine bloat, or Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), is a serious health problem, especially for larger breeds. If you have a dog that is at risk for experiencing bloat, then you should know the signs of the problem and be able to act on the situation. Normally, bloat affects dogs of larger ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/02/understanding-canine-bloat/ A seizure can be a scary experience, especially if it is happening to your beloved pet. A dog can experience a seizure for a number of reasons, and often the cause is unidentifiable. As an owner, you can help treat your dog’s health problem, while allowing him to ... http://www.k9careconnection.com/2008/01/understanding-canineepilepsy/